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This research area focuses on the growing field of ecological social work and its critical role in disaster risk reduction and climate change adaptation. It explores how social workers, communities, and institutions can work together to understand and respond to environmental challenges that affect people’s…

 

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Issie Jacobs

This research area focuses on the growing field of ecological social work and its critical role in disaster risk reduction and climate change adaptation. It explores how social workers, communities, and institutions can work together to understand and respond to environmental challenges that affect people’s…

 

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Contact

For any information regarding postgraduate studies please make contact with the relevant staff Psychology [accordion collapsed] MHSc Clinical Psychology Potchefstroom Campus Coursework Administration Mrs Ronelle Lubbe 018 299 1784 ronelle.lubbe@nwu.ac.za   Research Administration Ms Thenjiwe Gazi 018 285…

 

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Leadership Development

Globally nutrition action requires a variety of technical and functional competencies. Nutrition is all about change and change is a complex process that is led rather than managed.   The aim of the African Nutrition Leadership Programme (ANLP), based at North-West University in South Africa, is to develop individual and institutional…

 

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Annemie Niemann


 

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Leona Cain


Dr Mokwatsi is appointed as a senior lecturer at the Department of Physiology and has researcher responsibilities within the Hypertension in Africa Research Team. Her research interests include early development of hypertension and the use of home and ambulatory blood pressure monitoring for control of hypertension. She is a member of the South…

 

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Gontse (GG) Mokwatsi

Dr Mokwatsi is appointed as a senior lecturer at the Department of Physiology and has researcher responsibilities within the Hypertension in Africa Research Team. Her research interests include early development of hypertension and the use of home and ambulatory blood pressure monitoring for control of hypertension. She is a member of the South…
Dr du Preez is a researcher and lecturer in the field of Occupational Hygiene and is mainly focused on identifying the health risks associated with Additive Manufacturing (3D printing) processes undertaken at different facilities in South-Africa. Her research is also aimed at providing important information necessary for training employees on the…

 

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Sonette du Preez

Dr du Preez is a researcher and lecturer in the field of Occupational Hygiene and is mainly focused on identifying the health risks associated with Additive Manufacturing (3D printing) processes undertaken at different facilities in South-Africa. Her research is also aimed at providing important information necessary for training employees on the…

 

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Vacant


 

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Thabang Phinda


 

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Ronel Benson


 

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Cecile Cooke


 

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75 Reunion

  Register here PROGRAMME Friday 10 November: 14:00-16:00:  Registration                          Visit to facilities 18:00-21:00:  Cocktail…

 

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Research Focus

[accordion collapsed] Children’s participation DR CARLIEN VAN WYK According to South African legislation, there is a commitment to ensure that children’s human rights are advanced, promoted, protected and developed.  Participation is an ongoing process of children’s expression and involvement in decision…

 

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CCYF - Contact us

For any course(s) and or application enquiries: Ms Melanie Strydom (Administration Clerk) Contact number : 021 - 864 3593 or Melanie.Strydom@nwu.ac.za

 

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75 Reunion - Registration

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Important Dates

Symposium: 14 March 2019 Workshop: postponed Deadline for abstract submission: 21 September 2018 Deadline for registration and payment for delegates with approved abstracts: 31 January 2019 Deadline for symposium registrations: 26 February 2019

 

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Workshop Information

THEME PROMOTING SOCIAL-EMOTIONAL COMPETENCE IN YOUTH 15 March 2019, 08:00 - 16:15   Social-emotional competence refers to the ability of a person to understand and regulate emotions, with a good intrapersonal understanding and awareness. Social-emotional competence also includes interpersonal competencies such as…

 

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Workshop Registration

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Mr Uren’s research is focused on the influence of alcohol based hand rubs on skin barrier function. He is involved as a junior lecturer in the teaching and learning of undergraduate students in the field of occupational hygiene.

 

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Clyde (CA) Uren

Mr Uren’s research is focused on the influence of alcohol based hand rubs on skin barrier function. He is involved as a junior lecturer in the teaching and learning of undergraduate students in the field of occupational hygiene.

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